About Jhelum Riverfront
Jhelum Riverfront is a developed waterfront promenade along the Jhelum River in Baramulla town, Baramulla district, Jammu and Kashmir. Developed as a public recreation and beautification project along the riverbank, it provides a paved walkway, landscaped areas, seating and lighting. It is notable as a leisure space for residents and visitors to experience the Jhelum River within the town centre.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a paved pedestrian promenade running along the Jhelum River with landscaped gardens, benches, lighting and open viewing areas overlooking the river. The setting is an urban riverbank within Baramulla town, with views of the river, bridges and surrounding town. Areas to explore include the walkway, seating plazas and garden sections suitable for walking, sightseeing and photography.
Key highlights
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Paved promenade along the Jhelum River in central Baramulla
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Landscaped gardens and seating areas overlooking the river
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Evening illumination along the walkway
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Views of Jhelum River and town bridges
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Open public space for walking and leisure
History of Jhelum Riverfront
The Jhelum River, known locally as Vitasta, has historically been central to settlement and trade in the Kashmir Valley, with Baramulla serving as an important historic town on its banks and gateway to the valley. The riverfront development is a recent beautification and public space project along this historic river corridor.